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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
A Real River on the stage.

"No. we haven't put our river on Powers
Grand Opera stage yet" said Edward l..
Bloom, OF Miles & Bsrtons Lost in New
York" company. I'VE can not place tho
tank till the National Opera company clear
the stage but we are having the extra tim
bering put in TO bear the weight
of the river. The stream will be 55
feet long and - feet wide, aud we put on a
steam launch and run it at the rate of eight
knots an hour in real water. We use $4,000
gallons of water vi hioh will he poured into
the tank b. i've lines Of hose on Thursday
morning 1t takes five hours TO fill it."
Yes. the principal action of the piece is
in q riverside scene, but not all. We bave
drops and flat scenes for the rest OF The
piece, but l tell you IL is strong one"
Lost in New York" is doing great busi-
ness at Syracuse this week. This company
will appear at Powers G rand Opera House
Thursday and Friday Dec. - and 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Hss A4ay 81 ths xsssg aaa osa sg~as IA
HslisAs Aftsx1eo0-

Helsdzs Afisr1es~-
fFom o'eieek eaEi . yesterday asssr.
reon. Briass street hi presented ftEe s1o
aEas1al SCAT HenaFsas q cszstess nsy,
s7sa taeasaads II tasaa, iarosxe8 TIE
s.ree. teI m;ng a Beii4 column - s2saf fs'lF
aere4zt fsF : distance Of ssTsu plfsks Ia
ssS@dy DpNzr1 nlagca. Ine ooripEeSSas
and iFEekEezz.ble suazh boy, shrlA setesa
and ia5 pofts late. E1E rosy caes<sl tatss IA
w4xul 1oul1eg All nlsEens. tns pretty yo4az
laa.g aud 1er faulty H40u<izN--sst ssi4ei4cf,
tbs yo8ta3ai n5str5D AID 1Sr nasrsa1, yes,
even the gray oezEcsl ul.D. wh0 smiled as
tbs Nlna blew t4roaga 2ls HhssAsr-, Slo
iesFed tie poor Quf1fsuE1tes sho were luck
less snouga 10 te lsll bSnind is tie nae
rush down the hlI. How TIE snos uaiied
behind IN a gi.sezips sn9ser a. he heatl'y
!aaden bots swept doNDNafa! Anu Ao~
TIE bloom despened on The cheek. and The
warm blood guickened ia pGisahons. as
tae upward tramp w2s tzken, Many Wese
there 20 renew the experiences OF their
youth 6y satening the gar thFons. bat oy
far the greater number participated ID TIE
sport.
TAe crowd Was very orderly, and the few
mishaps Of the afternoon were not very
serious. Two boys. Johnnie Van Dyk and
bis little brother. tried 10 cross over 10 the
Holland Church at the lonia-sl. crossing
but we're knocked nrsrly sensesess Dy a bob,
Joe Holmes. a l3yeAF-old boy, was run
into aud qaite badly huit. de was taken te
White drug store. whereit Was found that
nosooaes were oroz en-, bis Injuries couSist
ing mostly Of pain ful bruises about toe
knees. just in front Of the Bridge Street
House two men we're knocked down anc
| dragged some distance by horse anu cut
ter which we're reeklessly driven into the
thickest of the crowd a. breakneek speed.
Taken all iD ali. tie gentlemen OF the
Common Council did fine thing for the
! lovers OF outdoor sport when they granted
them the Use OF the hill for the afternoon
aud furnished protection by placing police
Al the ~ ore dangerous crossings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
PrnI. Oher,a ssMaxlcn."

Prof. Fredrick A. Oher's Mexico, His
toric and Picturesque which Is to be given
at Bartmsn's Hall Friday evening next
may be truthfully designated as an art
entertainment of q high class. Prot. Ober
is we'll known as an author and lecturer
and he IS quoted by Harper Bros. and
other publishers as authority on matters
pertaining 10 Mexico. This lecture is at
tracting much attention, and in character
and treatment is very pleasing. while
through it all runs golden thread of his
tory. Into it is condensed large part OF
material that is contained in a series of elk
lectures on Mexico and its People" which
were written by him for delivery before the
Lowell Institute, Boston, ana the Peabody
Institute of Baltimore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
DIED.

WAYNF-Tn THIS city. December D. a. the res
ffeDce n her sister. Mrs. Elizaueth Leach, 20
Wsveriy Place. Mr. Hannah Wayne.
The fauersl win take place tomorrow. ct ?
o oelocx, from r. q. Browaes reside nee.
MER7HY-On Dceemter II, az Ashland City.
Ne~ayE9 colgnty, Mrs Mary Jnne Murphy, wife
Of IimofhV Murphy. parted & on This lie. after
A long and painful struggle with consumption.
sred - yearz, months asd y days
she isaVfs a. affect onste aFisosnd, aged father
and mother. rrctacrs and sislcfs. and 4 lzr-e
circle OF frieB j. - noun her loss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
The Elks.

The B. p o. Elks will hold a special COM
munication at their lodge rooms, on Ionia-
ST., Saturday evening at 7:30. After the
lodge has adjourned a social session will be
held in the armory to which 300 invitations
have been issued.
Secretary c. w. Chauncey has received
from Exalted Grand Ruler Hamilton T..
Leach. of Washington. d. C., his commits
sion as District Deputy Exalted Grand Ruler
for Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

At the annual meeting Of Grand Rapid:
Chapter. No. :. R A. n. held lsst sveninz
TIE following officers were elected H. p.
Geo. ". fabour. X. f. A. Waiter: ). Y. X
Miller. G. H.. N. II. Reynolds. P. 8, II. G
Taft. r. a. c. Charles Davidson. &. 4
Third ", =. l. Raweri1z. 9. ~ Second "
A I Foote. q a. 9lrst y. James Cartls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

WsssTvsroS, Dec. 2s.-W. ". Corcorsn.
the venerable and well known pAilsntbrop-
ist. vhise attending coramuaion ssrvice
yesterday af -. John church. became sx-
hsustsd and wss assisted % rs home il =
con.4ition which eaused hss fsraiiveousider-
sbie coucsT8. Dr. Gsrnett. the physician
attending him. says be : much improved
this morning snd = r covering hss strength.
Ma. Corooran VII csleersts his s0th birth
dav trc1orrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Advertising q patent medicine IN The
peculiar say IN which the proprietor of
ksmps Bzlsan for Coughs and Colds. does
il Is indeed wonderful re sutborizss ".
III. Tibbs. Dr1ggisi, % give tbcte who call
for e = sample o9tfie free. thsr they mar
try II oefo-e purchasing The Large. .Bottiss
are Soc and fLco We certainly would al
vise trial. It may save you from COZ
e. narLLan-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

F1waeRe. Der a3-The Tas ays
The aint eisss 2znnfsct1rs~s ara now ia
the position af directly tsating ne warksrS
They 80 hosd olt their fsctories ansl The
end el fehraSry aad walf untl hen % hesr
frem tie aloa. rhsn ths7 81 ooea up
w5rh green hands II no Arrangement has
hesn msde ~ith tie old employees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

The contractors efths rev Graad Eaeisis.
Iansnx q Detroit rcsa annouocs that they
wfil soon suspend the werk fer TIE Winter
The uaFx of grading he Reefs Lsxe
hrsrch. h0wever, g0es si.suE cute rar Il =
.sts terce of neariF fortf neu. Trans
vi bsrdr be runnins rev 20 Netfoit -
fsre sprux opens. mach - ta~ assspesAsf
msnf q saT ssfieens
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
PhIlIlps-Coyc.

The residence of Albert Coye. 50 Turner
st. West side. was the scene ofa quiet we'd
ding last evening. James @. Phillips and
Miss Jennie Cove were uniied in marriage
By the Rev Geo. G. Wbitw0rth. Only the
relatives Of the groom and bride were pres
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

PeEs. Potsul PoxerfaE P4llid Psotls
p -. PfozF zFessFse Pe01.e farchsses Posi.
nsely PisFo@s pi~asaat fsr<aEiss pslieis.
Properly Partaken. fse<rse Payslca.
PsNeFs, Pro4ges tsrsesnelk fasslc4l Ter.
fselion. Purchase. Prove.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Beei1niBz ard s5vsu 90 secs VII he
foxms1 ~ E Lea1s College. Shepar1-
Hartman triidiRx. Foantssn street cn
Nondss. Jsa. md. fsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

A rare chance % Secure sress bargains IN
e@ntIemeas ard ladies' Winter Cloves =
now offered a Coles Glove Store. - Pearl
st Prices swsy down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Iasos and Croker ore ausrter OF this
wees. Cnmminss 6 ershsms Csoeksrv
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Eiezsnt iine Of csil5rsns sores :.
misis sor the helzdazs - Cesatss@vs
Na. "a Rearl<A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
A RARr CHaxr

QasTter Of Sale a. Cummings & Grs-
Bam Crockery Store this week
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27

Keep D. Butts Couxh svrnp a ho-se
Thsassnds s.<sA FFiee = osnss sefsis
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-27
II OFF.

At these prices nobody
should be without a new gar
ment.
Call as soon as possible be-
fore sizes are broken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
The Circus.

S. III. Barrett's circus, menagerie, side
show, Indian mummy shot manipulator aud
candy seller were in Albany Thursday
of last week after the DEMOCRAT had gone
to press. The show was visited BY large
number of people from all parts of the
county. The menagerie and circus per-
Torrance were as good as any that have
been In Albany for eight years. Many feat
ures Of the circus performance were stupen-
dously magnificent, speaking In circus Ian
guage, which, when translated. means'velly
good" The women in the rings,the gentle
man and lady on the flying trapeze, the bi-
cycle act,t man on his head on the trapeze
with a cigarette In his mouth, the big footed
man and his little brother In the Kicking
and tossing act, the leaping, were all COM
mendable. Altogether Il was worth about
a bushel and half of wheat.
But the cut throats, thieves, gamblers
with them, Great Boss Tweed, what SHINY
set Of them. AS usual the greenies who
haven't sense enough to know that they
cannot beat man at his own game, got
taken In most gloriously. One poor fellow,
who ought to be spanked and put to bed
"blowed in" forty dollars, and squealed to
the Marshal. The man who tried to take
advantage of these poor lone orphans from
the East and get their hard earned money
for nothing should be ashamed of them
selves. They only deserve pity for theiI
ignorance II they get left. The circus Is 1
great experience teacher but there arr
plenty Of people who would rot see bo:
constritOr until hugged TO death,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


Joe Webbor, Jr., was In Che city Monday.
Hon I Black, Of Haisey, was 10 the
city Saturday.
Miss Eta sttes il visiting wish relatives
at Oakland.
Mlt Miller, druggist, oi Lebanon, was in
the city Tuesday
Hon Alex Downing, of Mehama, has been
in the city this week.
FIJI Roseo and wife, of Lebanon, loft last
Monday for the East
lion Enooh IIoult. Of Harrisburg, has been
in tho city this week.
Wv Richardson, Of the Forks, called
Monday whilo in the city.
Hon Binger Herman was in Albany Satur
day on his way to Yaluina Bay.
Rev Father Metaysr returned from bis
trip 20 California last Wednesday.
FM Miller, OF Lebanon, left last Monday
for 50. Louis, 10 attend the National q. A.h
Claude Htrahan will leave next week Tor
Willamette University, which he viii at
tend.
w X Mcdaniel, of Harrisburg, was Ia Al
bany Wednesday, haying returned from his
California trip.
Frank HacklelnAn aud wife left for their
Eastern Oregon home tho frHt Of the week.
with large load OF provisions.
Hons II A Irvine aud s A Dawsoa and
wives took flying trip TO the Bay yestaf-
day. They will returR Saturday.
Jos Nixon, Of Lebanon, was ia the city
Friday, on Monday ho left on q trip for the
East. having disposed Of his interest IN the
hotel.
stephen Deolard and wife left yesterday
for Oakland, CAL, where che latter wilt re-.
main during the winter. Mr. Deckarsl viii
return in three OF four weeks.
Mr n Townsend returned home day or
two ago from Lexington where he had been
to adjust the Losses ot the N. w, Fire Lnsnr'
ancs Co. IN tho recent fire there.
AT Ewert. who has been In Seattle soma
tins arrived Ia Albany Sunday, and will re.
main until the Laat Of 0ctobsr, WHEN he viii
90 70 San Francisco to work.
According 10 last Sundays OreGoaiaa Robt
q Davis Of Portland and Miss Blanche Boil,
Of Astoria, arc 60 be married ia October.
Bob has many friends in Albany who will
wiah him joy.
Judge Il & Bronaugh, ol Portland, was IN
Albany Monday, representing the o 4 q II
~ W IA tko suit viii tho ~ ~ ~ ttte
complaint IN which was withdrawn by tbs
plaintiff.
Miss Mary Chaadle. who haa bean liyiag
IA San Francisco for Eome time rotuFnod home
the hsat OF the week much To the Joy Of ker
relatives aud friends. aud viii spend chs
winter here.
WIN GalbEAith. Mrs Watkins and Miss
Mary GalhFAlth left Albany Taesday m0rn-
ing Tor their nome ia Tonnsssee, after aa on.
ioyabis visit here among relatives and Rsw
made friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
Shot for ! Bear.

Mr. Frank Shafer and two other gentle.
men, of McNrinnville. while on their way
home from Harney Valley stopped at Fin
ley's last Saturday for the purpose Of hunt
ing in the neighborhood. While out they
heard noise up the mountain and thinking
Il was deer crept towards Il. Bang went
a gun, and MFR. Shafer lay besides his corn.
panions,a corpse, bullet having entered his
head, killing him almost instantly. In the
meantime Isaac Needham and one or two
other gentlemen, of Marion county had been
rolling big stones down the mountain side,
and this was the noise heard. Seeing
moving object creeping up towards him
Mr. Needham thought u was bear, and
raising his gun fired, with the result stated.
On reaching the object shot he was horrl.
fed to find the dead body Of man before
him.
The body Of Mr.. ShaIer, who was about
sixty years OF age, was taken TO Lebanon,
where Coroner's jury was called and rem
dercd a verdict In accordance with the facts.
The body was taken through Albany Mon.
day on the way TO McMinnville.
The man who viii shoot at an object In
the mountains without knowing absolutely
what he Is shooting at can not be too severe.
ly censured. Our newspapers are full ol
records of such accidents al over the North.
west. We need more stringent laws to pro
tect people against criminal negligence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
TANGENT.

Albert Bryan has sold his property In
Tangent to ]. d. Morgan and will build soon
on part OF the Pagan place that adiolns
Tangent.
+, l.. Bryan Il ovcrhanling and refistIng
the Pagan house preparatory 10 moving into
Il soon.
Mart Foster, Ben and Joe Slmpson, Of
Tangent are engaged Ia the treighllng bael.
ness for Contractor Hunt on the @, r, X.
II. They get SEQ per ton from Albany and
Il takes four days 70 make trip.
I. d. jerks finished hia threshing last
Saturday, 80 YOU see the hearvest Is past
and the summer Il ended and the grain Il
saved.
The boiler OF the engine OF the warehouse
IN this place which, was condemned, has
been repaired.
Afford BlevIns, Andrew Blcvlns, X L
Smith and John Davis have gone 10 the
mountains on 4 hunting and prospecting
expedition, 10 be gone a week or ten days
n G Smith and family, of California, arc
visiting bis mother, Mrs Vert, Of Tangent
and other relatives In and around Tangent
NJ S Farley, OF Junction City, Is visiting
his brothcr.in.law, w Newcomh, OF Tan
gent.
Prof Heron, the new school teacher, 1
giving general satisfaction. The attendanc'
Is SO large that dozen new seats have bees
added to the school room.
Miss Minnie Mcfarland began sehoo
Monday IN the Mcfarland district viii
bright prospects ahead.
q "a couple interesting itsma squeezed ou
| will appear next week k.--Eds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
The Next FIrsmsn;s Tournament.

Chief Engineer Hoffman returned last
Sabbath from Portland, where he had been
TO attend meeting of the State Fircmen's
Association on Saturday, he being one of
the Board of Directors. It was decided TO
hold Association meeting and tournament
In Portland TO continue during the week
beginning Sept. 18th. The Association will
be held on Monday and Tuesday, the parade
on Wednesday and the tournament on
Thursday and Friday. The steamer con
test was dispensed with. Big prizes will be
offered and larger number OF teams enter
than ever before in the history of the AS
sociation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
CURRENT EVENTS.

II Is proposed to celebrate the completion
OF the road between Oregon and California
In an Imposing manner, San Francisco
people want our trade.
Capt Vlddle Reeves was found dead near
Wardner last week, with 5000 missing. It
is supposed he was murdered.
The Centennial celebration IN Phlladel.
phla last week was an immense affair."
w 5 LadL, OF Portland, started the hotel
subscription with $asooo.
The Benton Leader man admits that he
has been cclipsed and has to take back
seat. Jo,Jo did Il.
Judge Magruders opinion In the great an.
archlsts case covered a7s pages OF manu-.
script. The condemned anarchists will have
to hang.
IL Il were not for the q. II. wheat would
be about 81 cents In Albany instead Of o.
cents.
Willard rules the roost
A large meteor fell In Maine last Sunday
and stuck ten feet out OF the ground Lucky
thing that 1t did not strike Rhode Island.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
CRYSTAL VALLEY.

Harvest Il most over sosne Of the farm
ers felt very blue on account Of the recent
rain.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has returned from Trip
to the mountains.
Mlss Addle Smith Is home again from
Albany.
Miss Annie claypool Is In Lebanon at
present
Miss Lou Dustin Is visiting Miss Eva
Smith. 8
The young people enjoyed social hop
the other evening.
Eyerythingis quiet atthe Fort. No iresh
battles reported.
Hep picking l. now the order Of the day.
BY the way Mr. w. 5. had better be careful
when pulling hop poles or he will need SONS
Of the pepper box salve on mis- nose.
Moss RosK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
The Great singer.
The Oregonian SAYS

The Oreg0HiaS says !;
"One Of the finest, II not the most mag
nificent and instructive exhibitions ever
given to the people Of. Portland, was given
last evening at the Taylor Street Church BY
that singer and trayellero Of world wide repu-
tation, Phillip Phillips. The public have
become 20 accustomed TO disappointment
by the promise of entertainments which
haye fallen below expectations, that this ex-
hibition was a complete surprise to those
sufficiently fortunate to see and hear. The
grand panorama Of painting, representing
the great cities, natural scenery and real life
from the Suez canal as a starting point 70
Washington, ID. c., In our own land, and
illustrated by the melody of music such as
Philip Phillips only can produce, left an inn
preston upon the minds Of all present that
never can or will be erased. The solo by
Mr Phillips Of the persuasive voice" illus.
trated by the representation of hying angel
through the air, produced scene beautiful
and startling. The amRc, '.Grand Old Story"
illustrated with oriental scenes portraying
the life and suferings of Christ, has seldom
If ever been surpassed"
Mr.. Phillips will give three evening en-
tertainments In this city, September 7oth
and goth, and October Tst, at the Opera
House. Let all lovers Of music and paint
ing attend as It is an opportunity Of life
time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
ABrutIsA EaeOunter.

Last Monday night A T Hauthorn and s
b COPELAND INDUCED in most brutish fight
at Mitchell, in which Hauthorn lost most of
his upper lip and portion of his nose. Both
men were beastly drunk, and were fighting.
COPELAND got hold of Hauthorn's nose and lip
with his teeth and BIT them off, Deputy
Sheriff Chamberlain arrested COPELAND and
brought both men to town Tuesday Cop
land was taken before Justice Bell Wednes-
day and held in $500 bonds to appear before
the next grand jury, but being unable 10
furnish bail was remanded to the custody Of
the Sheriff, and is now boarding at Hotel de
Crook. Ochoco Rspie1V. Copland was once
a resident of Albany, when he was connect
ed with the Simpson warehouse. He was
known as "Bob." He Is now out on bail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23

Last week articles Of incorporation were
filed with the Secretary Of State organizing
the Farmers and Merchants Fire Insurance
Co. Of Albany, with ] L Cowan, ] w Gus
ick, d Monteith, G f Wolverton and
Chas Monteith as incorporators. Mr. Elder
kins, the organizer of the Northwest Insur-
ance Company will take the management
of the Company, and being an experienced
insurance man viii place It in the front
rank of State companies. Albany men are
enterprising and do not propose to be be-
hind the times either in the matter Of i'm
surance or anything else. Officers of this
company will be elected in few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
Much the Largest and Best.

WIN. FortmilIer 81 Co.'S furniture store
has been nearly doubled IN size, and flied
with splendid stock Of furniture, echnck'
full. twenty-five varieties Of chairs and
seventeen styles Of bedroom sets, as an ex-
ample. Besides fine line OF upholstered
goods.
Largest and best stock
In Albany. No doubt of 1t. 6 or men
are constantly employed Ia manufacturing
Il, and shipments are made to all parts of
the N. W. from
Tacoma to Grants Pass.
This beside big retail trade.
The buyer Is bound to get satisfaction.
e1A new feature Is machine for trim
ming wall paper of which they have large
and splendidly selected stock Of the latest
varieties, sold cheap and trimmed free.
Also nice line of window shades.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
Speaking Tor the \. W.

The DEMOCRAT has received copy of
the ''Shasta Book, just issued by the South
ern Pacific Railroad Co. II takes one
through Northern California and Western
Oregon to Portland. II Is very artistic as
well as unique book, and completely covers
the publishers with glory. II Is by far the
finest railroad book ever issued. Among
the Oregon scenes portrayed are hirdseyc
view Of Western Oregon, Pilot Rock, Siski-
yous, "Thet thar's Table rock" The noun-
fains along the Coast, Scenes on the Ump-
aand Rogue Rivers, Mt. Pitt, Crater Lake,
On the Willamette, "which runs through
the finest valley in America, marked by
many a curve Of exquisite beauty" "Wil-
lamette falls" ST. HcIens, Mt. Hood, Mt.
Rainier, "The End" etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
clreuIt coart.


The special term Of the Cireuit Court con-
vsned in tAis city Monday noon aud adjourn.
sd Tuesday evening. A iury bad been called
in the right Of way case with Gentry when
thu matter was settled by the payment Of
$500 and costs. Following is he record, with
Judge Boias's minutes
l6I. the willsmette Valley aud Coast
Railroad Company, Agt 4 w Gentry. For
right Of way. Demurrer 70 complaint. Dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff.
l62 The w Va c r Il Co. agt + RMc-
kinney % Al. Inianction. Demurrer to casn.
plaint Wished 70 ameG.; complaint. De-
nurreF overruled. Answer filed. Motion to
stsike out part of answef. Motion 20 strike
cut ovenulsd. Reply fled Demurrer 70 part
Of reply. Demurrer sustained Dismissed
l63. The WV&CR Il Co agt the Ofsgom
ana Caiiforpia II X Co. For right Of way.
Dismissed on motion OF tho plaintiff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-23
sIIEpp.

Several went - the far from here last
week.
Your correspondent was mistaken in the
item Of last week referring 70 an arreat, which
was made ia Halsey instead of Shedd.
vouey w Robnett escaped an accident
last week while on grade = quarter Of =
mile wsst OF John Davis with load Of wood.
Ono Of his horses choked down, throwing his
team of the steep grade, but Mr. Robnett put
on the brake which saved terrible accident
A large attendance IL expected at the tern.
perance speaking here next Thursdly. The
temperance movement in this place Is ex-
ceodingly large aud tho prohibitory amend.
ment will give majority. Of fous-iiths on
the Sth Of November.